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AI Helps Cops Detect Guns on the Subway

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New York City will soon test out new AI technology that detects guns at subway turnstiles, an initiative led by Mayor Eric Adams. NY state...
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Chinese Spy Agencies’ Cyberattacks are Getting Bolder

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Analysts report that cyberattacks linked to Chinese intelligence agencies are rapidly increasing both in frequency and capability, as they seek to test foreign government...
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Intensive Drone Military Testing Yields Promising Results

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The US recently concluded a series of experiments on new tech during Project Convergence Capstone 4 (PC-C4), involving the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines,...
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High-Energy Lasers Used to Combat Hypersonic Missiles

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Hypersonic weapons have a special coating layer that keeps them from overheating or destabilizing, and was believed to withstand temperatures of thousands of degrees...
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Russia Puts Anti-Drone Cages on its Submarines in Fear of...

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Recent footage of two Russian submarines shows they began using anti-drone cages (also called “cope cages”), structures that gained prominence on Russian and Ukrainian...
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Iran Supplies the Houthis With Hypersonic Missiles

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This news was initially reported by the Russian state-run RIA Novosti news agency, just weeks after Houthi rebels hinted at the “surprises” they have for the...
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Apple Faces Lawsuit for Developing a Weapon of Stalkers

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Apple recently failed its bid to dismiss a lawsuit alleging its AirTag devices help stalkers track their victims. San Francisco District Judge Vince Chhabria ruled...
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Microsoft’s New AI Hacker Tracker

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Microsoft set to release Copilot for Security AI tool to help cybersecurity workers produce summaries of suspicious incidents and identify hackers’ methods to conceal...
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North Korean Hackers Steal South Korean Funds And Secrets

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North Korean hackers have stolen vital microchip information from South Korean chip makers, according to reports from South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS). “We believe...
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AI-Powered Solution to Track Space Debris

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Since the first launch of a human made machine into space, approximately 55,000 satellites were deployed into space as of 2023. It is further...
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The Future of Urban Warfare is Machine Gun-Wielding Robot Dogs

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A Chinese team of researchers released a study that claims robot dogs equipped with machine guns can rival human accuracy and marksmanship, which could...
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No Longer an Un-Militarized Domain? US General Warns of a ‘Window...

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General Stephen Whiting, commander of US Space Command, recently warned lawmakers that China and Russia have “transformed space into a contested warfighting domain.” Whiting...
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Underwater Data Cables Cut Following Houthi Threat

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It is speculated that Yemen’s Houthi rebels cut three cables under the Red Sea that provide global internet and telecommunications, though it is still...
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China is Boosting its Cyber Defenses in Fear of Cyberattacks and...

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China reportedly intends to improve the data security of its industrial sector in order to effectively contain any “major risks,” a process that is...
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The Growing Need for Satellite Cybersecurity

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The expansion of the digital realm into space has opened new frontiers for cyber threats, posing unprecedented challenges. The satellites orbiting Earth are crucial for...
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Criminals Break into Smart Homes by Jamming Wireless Security

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A series of robberies in Minneapolis led police to believe that burglars are using WiFi jammers to block off security system signals from reaching...
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Russian Worldwide Espionage Botnet Caught and Disrupted

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The US Department of Justice claims to have taken down a global botnet controlled by GRU, Russia’s military intelligence agency. The botnet reportedly consisted...
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Cybergang DarkGate Uses CAPTCHA to Spread Malware

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HP Wolf Security’s latest threat insights disclosure put a spotlight on DarkGate – a group of web-based criminals using legal advertising tools to enhance...
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Microsoft Claims Adversary Countries are Using Generative AI For Cyber Operations

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Microsoft claims US adversaries like Iran, North Korea, Russia, and China are beginning to use generative AI to organize offensive cyber operations. The tech giant...
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Raytheon’s CHIMERA Fries Drone Using Microwave Rays

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Raytheon announced that its Counter-Electronic High-Power Microwave Extended-Range Air Base Defense (CHIMERA) has completed a three-week field test in which it managed to fry...
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IDF’s New High-Tech Multidimensional Unit

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The war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip has exceeded 100 days, and the IDF’s Multidimensional Unit says their combat operations have proved the...
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iHLS Innovation Centre Calls for Dual-Use Security Startups

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Are you a startup company related to the security sector? Are you looking for recognition, international exposure, access to investors, and the ability to...

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When “Anyone With the Link” Became “Anyone on Google”

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As AI assistants become part of everyday work, users are increasingly sharing conversations, documents and project files through built-in collaboration features. These tools make...